You can add any WebOffice instances to Analytics that you want to monitor. When you add a WebOffice instance, all its projects within are automatically added. Any referenced ArcGIS services are also added but are only enabled for monitoring by default if you have added the ArcGIS Server for monitoring.
You can set alarms to trigger if the probe to a WebOffice instance or project, or a referenced ArcGIS service, fails or responds too slowly. You can also set an alarm to trigger if an ArcGIS Server exhibits excessive CPU or memory usage.
Once you have added a WebOffice instance, you can also change settings for a specific WebOffice instance or project.
Default WebOffice Settings
You can change the default Collection Intervals and Alarms for all WebOffice instances.
Instance Collection Interval: Change how often the WebOffice instances are probed, project configuration is checked and alarms are triggered.
Project Collection Interval: Change how often the WebOffice projects are probed and alarms are triggered.
Statistics Collection Interval: Change how often the WebOffice statistics files are probed.
Alarms: You can also set default alarms to trigger when a WebOffice instance or project, or referenced ArcGIS service, fails to respond or responds too slowly. You can also set an alarm to trigger if an ArcGIS Server exhibits excessive CPU or memory usage.
There are three categories of alarms:
WebOffice: Alarms that apply to WebOffice instances, including:
This alarm only works if the referenced ArcGIS Server is configured in Analytics.
Click on any alarm card to edit the default setting of an alarm.
Specific WebOffice Instance Settings
Enable or Disable Monitoring
You can enable or disable monitoring of a WebOffice instance with the following procedure. When monitoring is disabled, Analytics will stop collecting information, stop checking projects, and stop checking alarms for this WebOffice instance. Previously collected information can still be viewed in Analytics when monitoring is disabled.
To enable or disable monitoring a WebOffice instance:
In Configuration, click WebOffice.
Click the name of the WebOffice instance for which you want to enable or disable monitoring.
Click at the top right.
Remove a WebOffice Instance
When you remove a WebOffice instance, the instance and its projects no longer appear in Analytics, and its collected information is no longer accessible.
To remove a WebOffice instance:
In Configuration, clickWebOffice.
Click the name of the WebOffice instance you want to remove.
Click at the top right.
Click OK.
Add a WebOffice Instance to Monitor in Analytics
You need to add WebOffice instances as these are not added dynamically to Analytics.
Once you have added WebOffice instances, you can enable or disable a WebOffice instance, or remove it completely.
To access WebOffice, Analytics requires the credentials for the WebOfficebatchadmin user, which is used for automated operations. For details, see the WebOffice documentation.
To add a WebOffice instance to monitor in Analytics:
Open Analytics, and then click Configuration.
At the bottom of the sidebar, click Add, and then click WebOffice.
On the Setup tab, enter the following information:
Name: Type in the name of the WebOffice instance to appear in the sidebar and in reports.
SynAdmin URL: Select the protocol (http or https), and type the SynAdmin URL of your WebOffice instance.
Username: Leave the username as batchadmin.
Encrypted Password: Type the password for the WebOffice batchadmin user. For details, see the WebOffice documentation.
Use Default Installation Folders: If WebOffice was installed in the default installation folders, leave this option enabled. If not, click to disable this option and then specify the WebOffice configuration folder.
WEB-INF Folder: Type the path of the WebOfficeWEB-INF folder. This option only appears if Use Default Installation Folders is enabled. If the folder requires Windows authentication to access, click and fill in the following fields:
Username: Type the name of a user who has access to the specified WEB-INF folder.
Password: Type the password of the user.
Domain: Type the domain of the user.
Time Zone: (Optional) If the WebOffice server is in a different time zone than the Analytics Hub server, set the time zone to match the time zone of the WebOffice server; otherwise, leave the time zone blank.
Configuration Folder: Type the path of the WebOfficeconfiguration folder. This option only appears if Use Default Installation Folders is disabled. If the folder requires Windows authentication to access, click and fill in the following fields:
Username: Type the name of a user who has access to the specified configuration folder.
Password: Type the password of the user.
Domain: Type the domain of the user.
Work Folder: Type the path of the WebOfficework folder. This option only appears if Use Default Installation Folders is disabled. If the folder requires Windows authentication to access, click and fill in the following fields:
Username: Type the name of a user who has access to the specified work folder.
Password: Type the password of the user.
Domain: Type the domain of the user.
Time Zone: (Optional) If the WebOffice server is in a different time zone than the Analytics Hub server, set the time zone to match the time zone of the WebOffice server; otherwise, leave the time zone blank.
Click Save.
A message indicates that the WebOffice instance is being added. When the process is complete, the WebOffice instance name appears in the sidebar under WebOffice and you can set more configuration options.
Alarms on a Specific WebOffice Instance
On the Alarms tab of a WebOffice instance:
Alarms: You can also set specific alarm to trigger when a WebOffice instance fails to respond or responds too slowly.
You can enable or disable monitoring of a WebOffice project with the following procedure. When monitoring is disabled, Analytics will stop checking alarms for this WebOffice project, however, any data it sends to Analytics will continue to be saved. Previously collected information can still be viewed in Analytics when monitoring is disabled.
To enable or disable monitoring a WebOffice instance:
In Configuration, click WebOffice.
Click the name of the WebOffice instance for which you want to enable or disable monitoring.
Click at the top right.
Alarms on a Specific WebOffice Project
On the Alarms tab of a WebOffice project:
Alarms: You can also set specific alarm to trigger when a WebOffice project fails to respond or responds too slowly.
Under the ArcGIS Services section, you can configure alarm settings for referenced ArcGIS Services:
ArcGIS Service: Select an ArcGIS Service to edit its following settings:
Enabled: Select whether to monitor this ArcGIS Service and then click Save. If disabled, this ArcGIS Service is added to the DISABLED SERVICES list that appears at the bottom of the list of ArcGIS services when there is at least one disabled.
Interval: To set the time interval to probe the ArcGIS service, type a number and select Minutes or Hours, and then click Save.
on any alarm card to edit the default setting of an alarm.
at the top right.
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and fill in the following fields: